Working from home, particularly with your own business, can be liberating. It’s easy to feel like earning your independence and your own income is all peaches and cream, passive income and Paypal notifications. But it’s not always quite that smooth, so you need to prepare to deal with any difficulties that arise. Let’s set your business and life up so that you can continue to stay well, to stay motivated and to provide for yourself, yes? Making these provisions requires emotional and physical action and I’ve got 3 top tips for you to begin today:

Working for yourself, setting your own schedule, making your own rules and doing meaningful work you love – that’s the dream, right? It’s a beautiful thing, it’s my career path after all, and I love it, and love helping people to make the dream true for them in my upcoming entrepreneur-activation program The Phoenix Flight School. But for many people who live with a chronic illness or disability, the challenges of setting up a business can feel insurmountable.  But it doesn’t have to be that way! [Tweet “Going self-employed with a disability is a totally viable option and I’m here to help you out.”] I’m not saying there won’t be challenges to overcome, or…